Help me for GMAT Study Plan For Verbal

Hi Saya.

The real answer to your question goes beyond how many days you should spend and depends on multiple things, the most significant of them being the difference between your practice test verbal section scores and your verbal section score goal.

Also, how you are doing in answering each type of verbal question, SC, CR and RC, figures into what you would be best served by doing over the next 20 days.

Meanwhile, your quant performance so far and quant score goal are factors as well.

So to help us to answer your question, maybe you could tell us more about how verbal has been going for you, what you goal for the verbal section is, and how your quant prep and GMAT prep overall have been going.

Thank you Friends.. I am confident at Quant. And now started revising verbal through my Sister's Guidance.I prefer Manhattan Prep and Total GMAT Verbal Book.

Hi Saya Charming,

I have some questions as well about your GMAT experience and goals:

1) Is this your first attempt at the GMAT?

2) What is your GMAT score goal?

3) Please describe your study routine. What resources have you been using to study? How many hours a day have you been studying and for how long?

4) Have you taken any official MBA.com practice exams? If so, can you provide us with the dates and score breakdowns from those practice exams? When you took the practice tests, did you take them under realistic conditions (e.g. in a quiet environment, no extended breaks)? Did you complete the entire CAT, including the IR and Essay sections?

5) To which schools do you plan to apply and in which round?